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breaking news to brian shactman, nfl bounty case. brian. >> nine months after this story broke, paul announced he's vacating all penalties on four players. they are exonerated. the key here is the players were not in favor of tagliabue doing this. spent three years, 50,000 pages of documents indicting players. they exonerated them. two of them might return to play this season. >> thank you very much, brian shactman. >> to nasdaq, bertha coombs following big movers there. we have the advance there as well. >> we do. nasdaq 100 outperforming thanks to apple's recovery. off of the highs of the day. nonetheless it is contributing about a third of the outside impact to the nasdaq 100. facebook will be added tomorrow.
breaking news to brian shactman, nfl bounty case. brian. >> nine months after this story broke, paul announced he's vacating all penalties on four players. they are exonerated. the key here is the players were not in favor of tagliabue doing this. spent three years, 50,000 pages of documents indicting players. they exonerated them. two of them might return to play this season. >> thank you very much, brian shactman. >> to nasdaq, bertha coombs following big movers there. we...
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>> let's send it over to brian shactman. brian? >> harley-davidson, hog, positive mentions at citi, saying the checks in october didn't have negative impacts from hurricane sandy. in fact, their sales could be double digits to the upside for that month. the stock up about 25% year-to-date. melissa, back to you. >> thank you very much, brian. coming up next, former chair of the economic advisers. glen hubbard joins us from new york city. hear why he says the fiscal cliff debate may not be about economics. >> the former governor of michigan will be here with his latest read on ceo sentiment. and how he feels about michigan now becoming a right-to-work state. more from the street when we come back. [ male announcer ] this is steve.
>> let's send it over to brian shactman. brian? >> harley-davidson, hog, positive mentions at citi, saying the checks in october didn't have negative impacts from hurricane sandy. in fact, their sales could be double digits to the upside for that month. the stock up about 25% year-to-date. melissa, back to you. >> thank you very much, brian. coming up next, former chair of the economic advisers. glen hubbard joins us from new york city. hear why he says the fiscal cliff debate...
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brian? >> coming up next, sue, what you just talked about -- they are calling in sourcing, bringing jobs back. we have the great story of an appliance factory that's rehiring workers right here in the united states. a little company you might heard about called ge. >>> plus it is apple plu alooza. we're going to address and discuss and debate apple's valuation and very cool, the star of "gold rush," todd hoffman, is going to be on. the fiscal cliff is actually impacting him. he's digging for gold harder than ever. he's our guest today on "street signs." i'm going to try to grow that beard in the next 20 minutes. highly unlikely but i will make my best effort. >> you are man enough to do it, baby. it's coming. here it goes. >>> power rundown time, folks. john carney and bob pisani. we told you earlier, apple's tim cook telling nbc's brian williams the tech giant plans to spend $100 million on american manufacturing next year. we asked the question, is this tim cook trying to keep america grea
brian? >> coming up next, sue, what you just talked about -- they are calling in sourcing, bringing jobs back. we have the great story of an appliance factory that's rehiring workers right here in the united states. a little company you might heard about called ge. >>> plus it is apple plu alooza. we're going to address and discuss and debate apple's valuation and very cool, the star of "gold rush," todd hoffman, is going to be on. the fiscal cliff is actually impacting...
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brian, one of the things to point out. the optics. 3.6 trillion of spending against 2.3 trillion in revenue. that's an 8% budget deficit to gdp. we're in the same realm as spain. we're not -- we do not have good optics here. i think it's going to get worse before it gets better. >> craig, you know, i understand that we need a real good kick in the pants, in the fiscal pants if you like, right, to get this house in order. at the same time, if we go over that cliff, this is real money to real people. this is money being taken out of people's paychecks. this is some people losing their unemployment benefits. all kinds of things could happen. how bad could it be? >> well, it certainly could be bad. just as an example of that, if you look at the payroll tax cut alo alone, that doesn't seem to be on the board. that could be an increase in the gasoline tax of $1.25 a gallon. there will be effects, but that has to happen at some point. we've been living on sugar high for too long now. at some point we have to get back to fiscal di
brian, one of the things to point out. the optics. 3.6 trillion of spending against 2.3 trillion in revenue. that's an 8% budget deficit to gdp. we're in the same realm as spain. we're not -- we do not have good optics here. i think it's going to get worse before it gets better. >> craig, you know, i understand that we need a real good kick in the pants, in the fiscal pants if you like, right, to get this house in order. at the same time, if we go over that cliff, this is real money to...
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thanks so much. >> brian, he's buying hawaii. he's not just buying malibu. >> first of all, he only bought 98%. >> i meant the state. all of those islands comprise the state of hawaii. i don't know if they taught you that in west virginia. >> let's get to the matter at hand, seriously. oracle, is it too late to get in? >> no. >> the stock's had this good run. >> we had that yesterday as you
thanks so much. >> brian, he's buying hawaii. he's not just buying malibu. >> first of all, he only bought 98%. >> i meant the state. all of those islands comprise the state of hawaii. i don't know if they taught you that in west virginia. >> let's get to the matter at hand, seriously. oracle, is it too late to get in? >> no. >> the stock's had this good run. >> we had that yesterday as you
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eamon, set us straight. >> brian, that's right. the center of the financial universe has been senator scott brown's facebook page of all things, he is the defeated massachusetts senator. he lost to elizabeth warren. he still sits in the senate until the new senate is convened in january. so he posted on his facebook page that he was heading back to d.c. take a look at what he actually said. he said, heading back to d.c. just learned that the pres reached out the gop leadership with a proposal. it is the first such proposal to be put forth eager to see what it is, how it should be serious. he said he hopes it is a serious proposal. so meanwhile the white house responding very quickly to that. they're saying over there a senior administration official there is no proposal being sent up today. scott brown is wrong. so we'd like to hear from senator brown as soon as he gets to washington about why exactly he posted that on his facebook pain and what he meant by a proposal, but the administration official eager to knock that down. a lit
eamon, set us straight. >> brian, that's right. the center of the financial universe has been senator scott brown's facebook page of all things, he is the defeated massachusetts senator. he lost to elizabeth warren. he still sits in the senate until the new senate is convened in january. so he posted on his facebook page that he was heading back to d.c. take a look at what he actually said. he said, heading back to d.c. just learned that the pres reached out the gop leadership with a...
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brian shackman is here with details on how we thought it was impacting baseball. brian? >> melissa, last week, we discussed the impact of the fiscal cliff on baseballs. free agents might try to get more upfront money to protect against the possibility of higher rates, because with an average salary of around $3.5 million, and a league minimum of $480,000, all these guys are 1%. two big deals before the winter meetings. b.j. upton, $75 million contract and evan longoria's 1$100 millin extension. upton had a $3 million bonus and longoria shifted $4 million out of next year. i confirmed this, and what i found was pretty surprising. >> that's part of any negotiation. it's not unique to this year. obviously because of, you know, everything that's -- the whole world is sort of watching the last month here in the united states, so, there's a lot more focus and we get that question a lot, but that is a part of every negotiation. >> i think it would be more on a back-end consideration for a player in what he's deciding. >> billy beane was cool. longoria's people said that fiscal
brian shackman is here with details on how we thought it was impacting baseball. brian? >> melissa, last week, we discussed the impact of the fiscal cliff on baseballs. free agents might try to get more upfront money to protect against the possibility of higher rates, because with an average salary of around $3.5 million, and a league minimum of $480,000, all these guys are 1%. two big deals before the winter meetings. b.j. upton, $75 million contract and evan longoria's 1$100 millin...
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live and in person, not on facebook, with more. >> reporter: well, brian, the s.e.c. is looking into whether netflix ceo reed hastings violated fair disclosure rules. back on july 3rd, hastings posted on facebook telling his 200,000-plus followers that netflix viewing topped 1 billion hours in june. that's his post right there. now, check out this july 3rd chart. the stock gained about 4% before his post. about 2% after before the markets closed early for the july 4th holiday. but on july 5th, netflix flew 13% higher. they say this pop was due to hastings disclosurdisclosure. hastings knows that the stock started to gain before his post on a positive citigroup report that gave netflix $130 price target. s.e.c.'s final verdict on this
live and in person, not on facebook, with more. >> reporter: well, brian, the s.e.c. is looking into whether netflix ceo reed hastings violated fair disclosure rules. back on july 3rd, hastings posted on facebook telling his 200,000-plus followers that netflix viewing topped 1 billion hours in june. that's his post right there. now, check out this july 3rd chart. the stock gained about 4% before his post. about 2% after before the markets closed early for the july 4th holiday. but on july...
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>> brian, i wish i knew. just kidding. >> i was going to say, thanks, mark, for coming on the show. >> i think, brian, for being a small cap value investor, we really try to hit a lot of singles and doubles to find, in the words of peter lance, a ten bagger is unusual. a lot of smaller companies are too small frankly for the big fund complexes to own and nice balance sheets and generate a lot of cash. we're happy if they go up multiples but they aren't expecting it. we think they trade at a discount to a private market value at these prices. >> that's two ways to look at it. the undervalued companies that you like like a speedway motorsports. speedway is never going to be apple because there's not that big of a market for nascar and you can only own so many race tracks. but you do believe it is fundamentally undervalued. >> well, brian, in the south you can't own too many race tracks. but they own a number of them. it's obviously a duopoly with international speedway based south of us in daytona breech. bruto
>> brian, i wish i knew. just kidding. >> i was going to say, thanks, mark, for coming on the show. >> i think, brian, for being a small cap value investor, we really try to hit a lot of singles and doubles to find, in the words of peter lance, a ten bagger is unusual. a lot of smaller companies are too small frankly for the big fund complexes to own and nice balance sheets and generate a lot of cash. we're happy if they go up multiples but they aren't expecting it. we think...
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>> well, earnings actually beat expectations, brian. but the stock, as you saw, is falling off the cliff. it's because the company blamed the fiscal cliff for its dramatically lower fiscal fourth quarter guidance which has sent the stock plummeting. it was down as much as 20% earlier today. the ceo joe kennedy says advertisers are being particularly cautious about spending in january which is included in pandora's fiscal fourth quarter. >> we did reduce guidance. i think it is very prudent because of this unique situation we have in which we're sensitive to the mix of ad spend in january as opposed to february and march. >> now, the last time pandora's stock dropped this much in one day was back in october on reports of apple preparing to launch a streaming music service. wall street analysts are keeping an eye on those very tough competitive issues as well as the fact that pandora spends over half its revenue on music licensing fees. the c.o.o. says he thinks the company is on good track and points to its mobile growth. though, investo
>> well, earnings actually beat expectations, brian. but the stock, as you saw, is falling off the cliff. it's because the company blamed the fiscal cliff for its dramatically lower fiscal fourth quarter guidance which has sent the stock plummeting. it was down as much as 20% earlier today. the ceo joe kennedy says advertisers are being particularly cautious about spending in january which is included in pandora's fiscal fourth quarter. >> we did reduce guidance. i think it is very...
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brian? >> yes. and that 2:15 special will be mosted by me. i would give steve liesman a high-five as we go by trains, i'm on the milk train for amtrak. we've got a rally today, there's a big lack of trust in the market. next, a new survey says 68% of people do not think stocks ar safe place for their money. ouch. >> housing could get hit hard, double ouch, if we go over that cliff. but could a deal hurt even more? if you think running a restaurant is hard, try running four. fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus at office supply stores. rewards we put right back into our business. this is the only thing we've ever wanted to do and ink helps us do it. make your mark with ink from chase. ♪ [ male announcer ] 'tis the season to discover the kid in all of us. enjoy free shipping and great values on your holiday shopping from l.l. bean. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from nationa
brian? >> yes. and that 2:15 special will be mosted by me. i would give steve liesman a high-five as we go by trains, i'm on the milk train for amtrak. we've got a rally today, there's a big lack of trust in the market. next, a new survey says 68% of people do not think stocks ar safe place for their money. ouch. >> housing could get hit hard, double ouch, if we go over that cliff. but could a deal hurt even more? if you think running a restaurant is hard, try running four....
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brian? >> all right, julia boorstin, thank you very much. >>> as more ceos find themselves in hot water, it also begs the question as to whether the laws have not kept up with social media. let's ask howard linz, for his ideas on this. do you think maybe we need to sort of come up with date and get up to -- i'm sorry. i was trying to say are we not keeping up with the times in terms of social media usage? >> she was prepping for the fiscal spliff segment. forgive her. >>> i think the real issue is how far behind the banks are. 90% of america is being told to pump their money into etfs and index funds, yet we're so worried about reed hastings being on netflix, meanwhile, none of america owns stocks anyan anymore, they blindly put it into etfs. put commissions back to 25 cents or 50 cents a spread and remember that these are tools. i want ceos that i invest in to talk. these are now sales tools. they're not just promotional and potentially front running tools or fair disclosure tools. fd is a
brian? >> all right, julia boorstin, thank you very much. >>> as more ceos find themselves in hot water, it also begs the question as to whether the laws have not kept up with social media. let's ask howard linz, for his ideas on this. do you think maybe we need to sort of come up with date and get up to -- i'm sorry. i was trying to say are we not keeping up with the times in terms of social media usage? >> she was prepping for the fiscal spliff segment. forgive her....
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>> i wouldn't want it risk that. >> the trouble brian is this. when you're in a zone where you do 1 to 2% growth a quarter -- >> 3.1. >> well, that's the last quarter. no one thinks it'll continue this quarter. economy is not able to with stand shocks like dramatic change -- >> it is not a serious shock is my point. why is it a serious shock to raise taxes on the family by the same amount they pay on their cable bill? >> because the cable money is allocated. >> they make a lot less money than you do brian and a lot of people live right on the edge. >> how do they make it through the '90s, john? >> oh, give me -- you know what, john, if you know anything about me, my mother is a high school drop out. i grew up middle class at best. my dad lost his job. we grew up under a three bedroom one bath house. if anything i grew up poor at best. >> there are people who can't afford to have their taxes go up. >> i agree with that. but people are not paying a a federal income level. social security will go up. >> this is a very important point. >> ier that al
>> i wouldn't want it risk that. >> the trouble brian is this. when you're in a zone where you do 1 to 2% growth a quarter -- >> 3.1. >> well, that's the last quarter. no one thinks it'll continue this quarter. economy is not able to with stand shocks like dramatic change -- >> it is not a serious shock is my point. why is it a serious shock to raise taxes on the family by the same amount they pay on their cable bill? >> because the cable money is allocated....
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brian? >> if you pooled all of the money spent on useless stuff you spent on your significant others the last five years with you could probably have one significant purchase through a market shuzio. there are current and former athletes that have a page of what they like to do and for how much. consumers choose one or customize an experience. tiki is the founder and client, like the hair club for men, right? recently playing flag football. he also does karaoke. tim hardaway will hang out for a thousand bucks. larry holmes will do just about anything for $6250, within reason. dickey will do something for 10,000. and slauson will do something for 200 to 2,000. he is buried in the roster. he can build a brand, interact with fans and make a little bit of money. >> can i ask you a question some. >> yes. >> if you had a dream athletic experience, what would you do? and keep it clean. >> thank you mandy. as i waste time for myself. i grew up a hockey fan but i'm a huge baseball fan. but i have a m
brian? >> if you pooled all of the money spent on useless stuff you spent on your significant others the last five years with you could probably have one significant purchase through a market shuzio. there are current and former athletes that have a page of what they like to do and for how much. consumers choose one or customize an experience. tiki is the founder and client, like the hair club for men, right? recently playing flag football. he also does karaoke. tim hardaway will hang out...
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>> well, potentially, brian. it's sitting there basically in reserves that the banks are unwilling to lend, so ultimately it provides the fire power, but not just yet. i think steve has it exactly right, though. the expansion to $1 trillion annually a year in terms of check writing is significantly potent in terms of potential inflation. it it just depends upon the private sector taking the bait and providing animal spirits to that fire power. >> i don't know if you saw at the top of the show, our crack team made a demonstration of ben bernanke pulling the economy over the cliff. if we go over, automatic tax cuts, automatic spending hikes on everybody, we must add, does ben bernanke and the merry band of fed governors have the strength and the ability and the fire power to pull us back? >> they've already admitted that, if we were to go over the fiscal cliff, there's little that the fed can do in terms of tools to create the kind of a scenario that we would like to see. so fortunately, the arguments for getting a
>> well, potentially, brian. it's sitting there basically in reserves that the banks are unwilling to lend, so ultimately it provides the fire power, but not just yet. i think steve has it exactly right, though. the expansion to $1 trillion annually a year in terms of check writing is significantly potent in terms of potential inflation. it it just depends upon the private sector taking the bait and providing animal spirits to that fire power. >> i don't know if you saw at the top...
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. >> it certainly would be a lot of money coming in, brian. the one thing that you know, you just have to keep watching, throughout this whole bull market, investors have been having a bunker mentality. any time you get the slightest hint of bad news, you see sentiment take a dive south and see that money go right back into bond. it is encouraging we have concerns over the fiscal cliff here and incestors don't seem to be too wordry about it. >> what do you think spurred the bonds so far? that the market turned somewhat machish? >> i think the outflow for now is that economic data this fall has been showing improvement. companies are in great position and valuations are relatively cheap. that being said, we have had this sidation for a couple of years where valuations have been cheap and that didn't spur investors to move aggressively into stocks. will happen in 2013? we think interest rates are very low here. if we can see the economy continue to this know moent men i think that merrill lynch study will be right. >> thank you. >> thank you. me
. >> it certainly would be a lot of money coming in, brian. the one thing that you know, you just have to keep watching, throughout this whole bull market, investors have been having a bunker mentality. any time you get the slightest hint of bad news, you see sentiment take a dive south and see that money go right back into bond. it is encouraging we have concerns over the fiscal cliff here and incestors don't seem to be too wordry about it. >> what do you think spurred the bonds so...
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>> i don't know, brian. i think that's -- >> the most honest answer i have heard in a long time, my friend. thank you. >> theory is floetding arou inf around out there. it's driving the stock down to any hint of good news drove the stock up earlier this year. interesting note i want to share from gene munser about the issue in china. lack of lines for the iphone 5 which launched there. he's bullish on the stock. he has a very high price target on it, but he gives some reasons why perhaps we shouldn't read too much into the lack of lines over there. one reason is that it's selling in twice as many locations as the 4s was. another reason, preorders were particularly high compared to the 4s. 300,000 versus 200,000 for the 4s. apple has a reservation system for the 5 that wasn't in place before. that could act to diminish people's, you know, need to wait online. i also point out and muenster didn't say this, we've seen some activity in the u.s. suggesting that people were buying iphone 5's intending to ship them
>> i don't know, brian. i think that's -- >> the most honest answer i have heard in a long time, my friend. thank you. >> theory is floetding arou inf around out there. it's driving the stock down to any hint of good news drove the stock up earlier this year. interesting note i want to share from gene munser about the issue in china. lack of lines for the iphone 5 which launched there. he's bullish on the stock. he has a very high price target on it, but he gives some reasons...
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cnbc's own brian shactman joins us now with much more. good evening, brian. >> hi, larry. nike is the second biggest employer in the state of oregon. in fact, one of only two fortune 500 companies that have headquarters there. and basically they told the governor they want to expand and if they don't get tax certainty, they are going to be free agents and there are several states trying to poach them. the governor called a special session to pass legislation that says any company, nike, that spend $150 million in new investments over five years could get what they call single sales factor status. i want to explain it to people. that is taxing nike based on in-state sales, not just the combination of sales, real estate value and payroll taxes. it's an absolutely sweet deal for nike. whether it's 40 years or five years, it's going to be in between that range. but it shows you how important companies are to the states and how important taxes are to these companies. it's not just about lowering their rate. they want a tax certainty. they wanted to make sure this deal stayed in
cnbc's own brian shactman joins us now with much more. good evening, brian. >> hi, larry. nike is the second biggest employer in the state of oregon. in fact, one of only two fortune 500 companies that have headquarters there. and basically they told the governor they want to expand and if they don't get tax certainty, they are going to be free agents and there are several states trying to poach them. the governor called a special session to pass legislation that says any company, nike,...
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i'm mario bartiromo with brian sullivan. we continue our fiscal cliff coverage, "mission critical, rise above d.c." we've heard a lot after a morning of interviews and action on capitol hill. here is what we know now. just a short while ago house speaker boehner said he's still waiting on a solid plan from president obama. >> i'm hopeful we can reach an agreement. this is a serious issue. there's a lot at stake. the person people sent us here to work together towards the best possible solution, and that means cutting spending. the president doesn't agree with our approach, he's got an obligation to put forward a plan that can pass both chambers of the congress. >> meanwhile despite all of the back and forth, the market is seemingly optimistic today. at least some form of a deal will be released. we've been up 100 points on the dow industrials for the past hour. senator mark warner of virginia perhaps putting it best saying compared to the size of our economy the current proposals are relatively small and government should st
i'm mario bartiromo with brian sullivan. we continue our fiscal cliff coverage, "mission critical, rise above d.c." we've heard a lot after a morning of interviews and action on capitol hill. here is what we know now. just a short while ago house speaker boehner said he's still waiting on a solid plan from president obama. >> i'm hopeful we can reach an agreement. this is a serious issue. there's a lot at stake. the person people sent us here to work together towards the best...
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you are right to say that in general, economists in 2013, brian, are looking for fiscal contraction. the federal government will be a drag on growth. no matter what happens, taxes go up on some folks then spending cuts in the budget control act and so far as you notice, brian, they haven't said anything about the $130 billion in automatic spending cuts out there if they do a one for one trade. >> quantify it for us. in layman's terms here. how much of a drag on growth, steve? >> right now, if we did the full fiscal cliff, the full fiscal cliff monty, perhaps is the best way it put it, we get rid of more growth in the economy than in all of 2011. it would be a negative number, essentially, mandy. like 4.2% of gdp. we grew up 4% of 2011. a negative number. take away from that all things being equal. depending on what the private sector did. a negative for the economy. every dollar they don't do on the fiscal cliff, that's a dollar that does not come out of the economy. but i think it is probably reason to consider. talking about what brian was talking about at the top of the show here.
you are right to say that in general, economists in 2013, brian, are looking for fiscal contraction. the federal government will be a drag on growth. no matter what happens, taxes go up on some folks then spending cuts in the budget control act and so far as you notice, brian, they haven't said anything about the $130 billion in automatic spending cuts out there if they do a one for one trade. >> quantify it for us. in layman's terms here. how much of a drag on growth, steve? >>...
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differ from the opinion of our good friend, brian sullivan here. you say that the gop plan might adversely affect the red states more than the blue. >> the state and local property tax deduction would hit the blue states. other elements would affect republican voters in the red states. the home mortgage interest deduction generally affects small business owners, professionals, might call the small rich. on the spending side of the cuts in medicare, by raising the eligibility aim would fall heavily not only on democratic-leaning black and latinos but heavily on the white working class base of the republican party. >> well, michael, listen up, push back a little bit, i do get your point, the mortgage interest deduction enjoyed by all. say they reach a deal, you can
differ from the opinion of our good friend, brian sullivan here. you say that the gop plan might adversely affect the red states more than the blue. >> the state and local property tax deduction would hit the blue states. other elements would affect republican voters in the red states. the home mortgage interest deduction generally affects small business owners, professionals, might call the small rich. on the spending side of the cuts in medicare, by raising the eligibility aim would...
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it will be with brian williams at rock center. he said whatever you do, don't go through the -- do you think that tim cook might be little bit too imaginative do you know the road with too much to play with, with the possibility of launching apple tv, when we still don't know bha quite what it might be? >> i think he's a very disciplined an rational ceo. i don't think he's going to do crazy we'lls. i think he's going to stick to the basic premise of apple. we make the greatest products in the world. that's what we're focussed on. and that is the culture of apple and that will continue and that is what will make apple great. >> guys we're going to leave it there, katy stockton and brian white, thank you. tim cook being interviewed by brian williams, that is tonight on nbc's rock center. 10:00 p.m. on your local nbc station. >>> meantime, house speaker boehner and president obama speaking on the phone last night about the fiscal cliff. there still seems to be a freeze in the negotiation. >> there's nothing going on privately that's
it will be with brian williams at rock center. he said whatever you do, don't go through the -- do you think that tim cook might be little bit too imaginative do you know the road with too much to play with, with the possibility of launching apple tv, when we still don't know bha quite what it might be? >> i think he's a very disciplined an rational ceo. i don't think he's going to do crazy we'lls. i think he's going to stick to the basic premise of apple. we make the greatest products in...
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brian? >> i can't wait. we will find out what dan likes. good tease there, bill. thank you very much. >>> yeah, as the song says, everyday, starting right now, we will try to bring you something that makes you go hmmm. bring something up that makes you think otherwise or maybe it is just darn whacky. but our first is not funny at all. the debate over whether washington has a revenue or spending problem, here is something that makes you go hmmm. medicare spending. in 1967 it clocked in at 2.7 billion np in today's dollars that's about 20 billion equivalent. in 2010, we spend $524 billion. that, my friends, is 19,300% increase in spending. it does a lot of good. medicare, medicaid helps a lot of people, but also 200 billion a year, according to the guy that ran it, in wasteful spending. >> that didn't make me go hmmm, like that blew my mind. 19,000%? >> 19,000%. unbelievable. >> it helps a lot of people but a lot of it is wasted. according to the people at medicare themselves that ran it. >> speaking of healthcare, a big deadline is looming for the president obama's
brian? >> i can't wait. we will find out what dan likes. good tease there, bill. thank you very much. >>> yeah, as the song says, everyday, starting right now, we will try to bring you something that makes you go hmmm. bring something up that makes you think otherwise or maybe it is just darn whacky. but our first is not funny at all. the debate over whether washington has a revenue or spending problem, here is something that makes you go hmmm. medicare spending. in 1967 it...
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. >> hi everybody, i'm brian sullivan and this is the power pitch. where entrepreneurs have 60 seconds to make their best pitch. we have the opportunity to dig into their business model, giving you an inside look at the fast paced world of venture capitol. ceo and founder of one full. they offer a more simple way to give gift. here is his power pitch. >>? >> i'm john, founder and ceo of a retailer hoping you find exceptional product and great gifts. we collected beautiful items from designers around the world that you don't see in mainstream retail. if you struggle with getting the perfect gift, we help you and we are very rarely wrong. we help you find 12 perfectly suited choices and present them
. >> hi everybody, i'm brian sullivan and this is the power pitch. where entrepreneurs have 60 seconds to make their best pitch. we have the opportunity to dig into their business model, giving you an inside look at the fast paced world of venture capitol. ceo and founder of one full. they offer a more simple way to give gift. here is his power pitch. >>? >> i'm john, founder and ceo of a retailer hoping you find exceptional product and great gifts. we collected beautiful...
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this was really interesting, brian. i only talked to about a dozen people so it's not scientific, but not one of them, i had all age groups, not one was here using a gift card or had gotten a gift card. now, again, maybe the early shoppers aren't doing gift cards but i found that interesting. >> let's do our own unscientific study right now. between mandy and yourself, very quickly, i haven't bought gift cards in about two years because i found they're sort of boring gifts. you feel like you haven't put any thought into it. i moved away from them. >> it's a lazy gift. it is totally a lazy gift. >> reporter: no. you guys, you guys don't know. my kids are 20 and 22. that's all they want. don't buy me clothes, mom. i just want money. just give me the gift card. it's a generational thing. >> so give them cash. >> yeah. even better. >> reporter: i can give them cash but it's a little safer, maybe, to carry a card around, maybe. maybe not. >> i don't know. i still like actually getting something rather than a gift card. anywa
this was really interesting, brian. i only talked to about a dozen people so it's not scientific, but not one of them, i had all age groups, not one was here using a gift card or had gotten a gift card. now, again, maybe the early shoppers aren't doing gift cards but i found that interesting. >> let's do our own unscientific study right now. between mandy and yourself, very quickly, i haven't bought gift cards in about two years because i found they're sort of boring gifts. you feel like...
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let's send it back to brian sullivan. >> you have done extensive reporting on this space. metro pcs shares are down because of a report out of reuters. people familiar with the situation are saying that sprint is unlikely to make a counterbid to buy metropcs. they agreed to be bought by deutsche telecom and according to the report there's concerns that if sprint were to also go after metropcs, it would complicate the regulatory review of its pending deal with softbank. the bottom line is if you are hoping for counterbid for metropcs, reuters says that's unlikely. david, i'm sure you have views on this. >> in fairness -- >> cnbc said it many times after the deal. >> just reporting why the stock is down today. >> it's interesting. its stock did move up.
let's send it back to brian sullivan. >> you have done extensive reporting on this space. metro pcs shares are down because of a report out of reuters. people familiar with the situation are saying that sprint is unlikely to make a counterbid to buy metropcs. they agreed to be bought by deutsche telecom and according to the report there's concerns that if sprint were to also go after metropcs, it would complicate the regulatory review of its pending deal with softbank. the bottom line is...
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let's find out from brian stoutman, an expert in hedging your portfolio against volatility. brian, good to have you with us. how are traders like yourself looking to protect themselves? >> well, certainly midday we saw options traders in the pit buying protection against their portfolio or shorting the market by buying some puts. what they did is went into the spiders, and we saw a purchase of about 5,000 puts of the 141 strength for 2.35. these options expire in two weeks so they are weekly type options and saw a lot of activity. the vix spiked extremely hard into the close. some of our models indicating we could see a little bit of a selloff here in the markets as volatility rises so what we do as traders is we try to protect ourselves. try to buy puts and insurance on the portfolios or outright owning futures or some of the etns and likes, but certainly we have a lot of barrackitivity going on. our model said risk off in the market about two weeks ago, and we've been trying to protect some of our clients as the vix has spiked. now insurance is getting a little more expens
let's find out from brian stoutman, an expert in hedging your portfolio against volatility. brian, good to have you with us. how are traders like yourself looking to protect themselves? >> well, certainly midday we saw options traders in the pit buying protection against their portfolio or shorting the market by buying some puts. what they did is went into the spiders, and we saw a purchase of about 5,000 puts of the 141 strength for 2.35. these options expire in two weeks so they are...
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brian shackman is tracking the action. >> i feel like everyone is saying, i'm brian shackman, blackberry for work, apple for fun. gold has to go somewhere. gold is potentially flat and it's holding below $1700 right now. if you expand it out to the week, you see what happened post the fed. it sort of fell off the table. over a seven-day span, again, flat. volatility and the options market, this is going to stay this way maybe for a little while. i want to look at the whole flex because basically it's the same story. you see copper and palladium up, especially palladium. copper is a proxy for chinese growth. a little bit of optimism out of that. in terms of where the money flow here, folks, basically it seems that trading outside of huge news might be kind of done for the year if you've booked your profits or your loss, why trade now is what some guys say to me. also, i don't like to expand the conversation a lot. honestly on a day like today what's going on in connecticut, it's a strange tenor on the floor here. not only the friday going into a weekend but just the news is just tough for
brian shackman is tracking the action. >> i feel like everyone is saying, i'm brian shackman, blackberry for work, apple for fun. gold has to go somewhere. gold is potentially flat and it's holding below $1700 right now. if you expand it out to the week, you see what happened post the fed. it sort of fell off the table. over a seven-day span, again, flat. volatility and the options market, this is going to stay this way maybe for a little while. i want to look at the whole flex because...
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here is brian shactman with his sports predictions for next year. >> let's start with sporting stocks. under-armor has a market capital of $5 billion. nike, almost 45. jpmorgan recently initiated ua as underweight, but the upside glossed over is the exact reason the watch the stocks. women, international and footwear, all huge opportunities and they'll start to get them going in 2013. one of the big stories at the winter meetings here in nashville, tennessee, alex rodriguez and his injured hip. my prediction for 2013, he will not play a single game the entire season. but don't worry too much about a-rod, that $114 million he's still owed, he will get every single penny. >>> finally, hockey. deal or no deal, the nhl is still in trouble. the major profit issue is this. 30 teams. that's four too many. pull out the ten with the lowest
here is brian shactman with his sports predictions for next year. >> let's start with sporting stocks. under-armor has a market capital of $5 billion. nike, almost 45. jpmorgan recently initiated ua as underweight, but the upside glossed over is the exact reason the watch the stocks. women, international and footwear, all huge opportunities and they'll start to get them going in 2013. one of the big stories at the winter meetings here in nashville, tennessee, alex rodriguez and his...
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jim cramer, brian sullivan, mar maria and they will talk about how they will stand and how they will do their part it rise above partisan politics and reach a deal. >> one of the big debates involves housing. including what could happen to the mortgage interest deduction in their state if we do good over the cliff? our real estate correspondent, diana, here with exclusive data. diane? >> that right, tyler. talk to anyone in the real estate business and they say getting rid of or shrinking the mortgage rate reduction, specifically by raising home prizes, we wanted to look at who get the most and where. we are doing that with an exclusive calculation run by cnbc by lending tree. who gets the most category? taking into account mortgage size and income. borrows in hawaii and washington, d.c. get the greatest benefit. from 3 to 5%.
jim cramer, brian sullivan, mar maria and they will talk about how they will stand and how they will do their part it rise above partisan politics and reach a deal. >> one of the big debates involves housing. including what could happen to the mortgage interest deduction in their state if we do good over the cliff? our real estate correspondent, diana, here with exclusive data. diane? >> that right, tyler. talk to anyone in the real estate business and they say getting rid of or...
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., all day long, of course, becky, jim cramer, brian sullivan, maria will be holding lawmakers' feet to the fire in direct interviews about where they stand on the fiscal cliff and how they'll do their part to rise above partisan politics and reach a deal. earlier on "squawk box," erskine bowles, the co-founder of the fix the debt campaign, co-chair of fiscal responsibility and reform was asked about the progress he thinks both sides were making. >> i think the atmospherics are getting so much better. we've kind of gotten out of the ka kooky theater and gone to dancing the tango with those two guys. any time you start to tango you got a chance. >> joining us this morning from newton, mass, greg manke, economic adviser to the romney campaign, former chair of economic advisers under george w. bush now an economics prof s professor at harvard and ron johnson, director at the institute for new economic thinking and a senior fellow at the roosevelt institute. skwre, good to have you both
., all day long, of course, becky, jim cramer, brian sullivan, maria will be holding lawmakers' feet to the fire in direct interviews about where they stand on the fiscal cliff and how they'll do their part to rise above partisan politics and reach a deal. earlier on "squawk box," erskine bowles, the co-founder of the fix the debt campaign, co-chair of fiscal responsibility and reform was asked about the progress he thinks both sides were making. >> i think the atmospherics are...
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continues, although we thank brian sullivan and you, mandy, for bringing us back to positive territory in the last hour. >> i'm not sure we can take credit but we'll take it. >> the dow is up a fraction at the moment. 13,139 after a meandering much of the day. the nasdaq hardest hit today. technology has been very volatile recently. still down a fraction right now. 13 points, fraction percentage-wise and the s&p is down 3.33 at 1423. five days left until the fiscal cliff deadline, and though the market has been very resilient to this point, what happens if we go over the cliff and if lawmakers cannot get it together come january 1st? will it be a big meltdown for wall street? that's what everybody wants to know. >> certainly hope know. in today's "closing bell" exchange, former chief economist of the vice president joe biden, oliver perch from gary goldberg and matt cheslock and rick santelli, thank you very much. jarred, you wrote an article
continues, although we thank brian sullivan and you, mandy, for bringing us back to positive territory in the last hour. >> i'm not sure we can take credit but we'll take it. >> the dow is up a fraction at the moment. 13,139 after a meandering much of the day. the nasdaq hardest hit today. technology has been very volatile recently. still down a fraction right now. 13 points, fraction percentage-wise and the s&p is down 3.33 at 1423. five days left until the fiscal cliff...
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where we have a special report hosted by brian sullivan and kelly evans. happy new year. we look forward to seeing you back here in 2013 as we hit noon on the east coast. let's get the "fast money halftime" back at hq. >>> all right, carl, thank you so much. welcome to the halftime show. four hours to go until the close and here's where we stand on this final trading day of the year. it is a mixed market picture. pretty tight reigns thus far for stocks. here's what we are following on halftime. gross profits. the man in charge of pimico's freerly $2 trillion in assets is here live with the best place to make money in 2013. >>> coffee talk. green mountain is up 95% over the past six months. now two of the traders debate whether the comeback is for real. but first, our top story, edge of a cliff. that's where the markets currently sit as lawmakers in washington continue their 11th hour of negotiations. cnn's amen jabbers is live at the hill with the very latest.
where we have a special report hosted by brian sullivan and kelly evans. happy new year. we look forward to seeing you back here in 2013 as we hit noon on the east coast. let's get the "fast money halftime" back at hq. >>> all right, carl, thank you so much. welcome to the halftime show. four hours to go until the close and here's where we stand on this final trading day of the year. it is a mixed market picture. pretty tight reigns thus far for stocks. here's what we are...
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. >> brian, i want to go to you. we can't talk about the futures without talking to you. talk to us about the usual spike ahead of a weekend and ahead of a week where we do see one trading day off. >> yeah, a lot of nervousness in the market. absolutely into the close. especially vix futures. really spiking hard in the last 15 minutes of trading here. a lot of bearish bets put on the spiders. whether it was a bear bet outright or protecting their portfolio. a lot of stops getting kicked in. 1390 in the emini future was a critical level. stops kicked in, set the market lower here, i think what came out of the meeting is nothing unexpected. we didn't expect them to have a deal here today and we didn't get one. so this is not unusual. certainly setting up some negativity in the market here. to mike's point, i don't see what gets cut here that makes the market go significantly higher. use caution here in the market. scott mentioned the price of options are more expensive now, yes, 16% rise in the vix. you have to be careful outright running out and buying. it's almost better
. >> brian, i want to go to you. we can't talk about the futures without talking to you. talk to us about the usual spike ahead of a weekend and ahead of a week where we do see one trading day off. >> yeah, a lot of nervousness in the market. absolutely into the close. especially vix futures. really spiking hard in the last 15 minutes of trading here. a lot of bearish bets put on the spiders. whether it was a bear bet outright or protecting their portfolio. a lot of stops getting...
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it will and like people a lot smarter than me -- brian sullivan, i didn't understand a word he said, he's a lot smarter than i am. he believes a good deal will cause the economy to take off. if it happens, we'll get so much increased revenue coming in, that will make up for the cuts in what the federal government givers us. >> governor, how do you think this ends up playing out over the next few days? do you think we'll end up with a deal by december -- or midnight on december 31st? and if you're going to go that far, tell us what kind of deal do you think it would be? a skinny deal, a really skinny deal, or a more comprehensive deal. >> first of all, it's clear from what came out of the meeting, the senate will have to reach an agreement and pass a bill that the house can deal with, starting sunday night. the senate's got to go to work, probably obviously tomorrow and sunday and put something together, a compromise that suits them and suits the
it will and like people a lot smarter than me -- brian sullivan, i didn't understand a word he said, he's a lot smarter than i am. he believes a good deal will cause the economy to take off. if it happens, we'll get so much increased revenue coming in, that will make up for the cuts in what the federal government givers us. >> governor, how do you think this ends up playing out over the next few days? do you think we'll end up with a deal by december -- or midnight on december 31st? and...
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welcome back, i'm brian sullivan, the market flash. dpz, domino's pizza, another all-time high for this name, oppenheimer out making positive comments on domino's pizza saying they see eps expansion through higher sales both here and abroad. we know the international story has been very strong as well. they like some of the technological and productivity innovations of dp. >> and raising their price target, domino's pizza continues its nice run that stock up more than 1%. back to you, simon. >>> meanwhile, of course a major storm hitting the east coast and affecting travel across the region. we will update own the storm's latest track after the break. >>> and still ahead hurricane the dollar has had a phenomenal run against the yen over the last three months. cot fiscal cliff derail the green back's rally? we are back in two. when you have diabetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes
welcome back, i'm brian sullivan, the market flash. dpz, domino's pizza, another all-time high for this name, oppenheimer out making positive comments on domino's pizza saying they see eps expansion through higher sales both here and abroad. we know the international story has been very strong as well. they like some of the technological and productivity innovations of dp. >> and raising their price target, domino's pizza continues its nice run that stock up more than 1%. back to you,...
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first brian shactman goes first in goal with the man they call johnny football. >> scott, this is one of two heisman trophys that belong to johnny manziel. of course, the texas a&m quarterback winner of the heisman trophy will replace the statue with the real one coming up. it is as heavy as they say. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. at usaa, we know military life is different. we've been there. that's why every bit of...
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. >> hi there, brian. hello, everybody. get another slow day for the market, stocks moving between gains and losses. bob, i don't want to begin with the macromarkets. i want to begin with the retailers. yesterday, the s & p retail index hit a record high. today, not so much. >> i think that is a sign of a little bit bit of concern going on. show what you has been going on. a lot of the big retailers are weak today. comment specifically on gap but noted, for example that kohl's had very high inventory levels and a concern that might make the season more promotional and specifically affect gap. see it down 7%. other names weak as well a lot of retailers down 1 to 2%. show you what the cracks in retail, think cracks in the consumer overall here but we have got short interest increasing. that hasn't happened in a while. the weather's been unseasonably warm. the comps in 2013 a lot tougher because we'd great first quarter of 2012. and the consumer may be a little bit more hesitant. mandy, along the consumer lines, did you see wh
. >> hi there, brian. hello, everybody. get another slow day for the market, stocks moving between gains and losses. bob, i don't want to begin with the macromarkets. i want to begin with the retailers. yesterday, the s & p retail index hit a record high. today, not so much. >> i think that is a sign of a little bit bit of concern going on. show what you has been going on. a lot of the big retailers are weak today. comment specifically on gap but noted, for example that kohl's...
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>> i'm maria bartiromo along with brian sullivan. representative patrick mchenry, republican from north carolina. good to have you on the program. thanks for joining us. let's talk about where we are. what would you say? where are we in terms of a deal? >> not as bad as last week and not as bad as the week before. not really in a great position to get things done. the president's more interested in campaigning around the country and telling people to send twitter messages to me on my twitter account. i haven't really seen much. we haven't seen much in the way of phone calls either. that's what he's trying to do. this campaign style rather than sitting down and actually negotiating. >> we did see a tweet earlier from the president basically saying, look, if your taxes go up, it's the republicans' fault. what are you willing to give on? >> what is he willing to give on? this is an interesting question. the president has spent the last month talking about tax increases. and my question to him is, where are the smepending cuts? come to t
>> i'm maria bartiromo along with brian sullivan. representative patrick mchenry, republican from north carolina. good to have you on the program. thanks for joining us. let's talk about where we are. what would you say? where are we in terms of a deal? >> not as bad as last week and not as bad as the week before. not really in a great position to get things done. the president's more interested in campaigning around the country and telling people to send twitter messages to me on...
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. >> brian, sorry, that's a soundbite related to the fiscal cliff. of course the president also had comment about that. he said that republicans simply have not gone -- met him half way the way he met them half way. only few hundred billion apart from john boehner which isn't all that much over ten-year span. all of this sets the table for john boehner's press conference a few minutes from now where he is going to talk about his response to the president. >> okay. indeed. well follow that at 2:15. thank you very much for that. going back to the issue of gun control. nearly 11 million guns sold last year and this year could be a record year. sandy hook elementary tragedy as many good sporting retailer. curbing sales of certain waebones. can k0ur9 courtney regan takingk at this. what have you found? a very passionate issue for many. >> so far dick's sporting goods is the only major gun retailer that made changes to firearm inventory following the tragedy in connecticut. dick's sporting goods removed all guns for sale and display in the store closest to
. >> brian, sorry, that's a soundbite related to the fiscal cliff. of course the president also had comment about that. he said that republicans simply have not gone -- met him half way the way he met them half way. only few hundred billion apart from john boehner which isn't all that much over ten-year span. all of this sets the table for john boehner's press conference a few minutes from now where he is going to talk about his response to the president. >> okay. indeed. well...
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thank you very much, brian sullivan. breaking news on crude oil inventories after a gain of 2.5% in the last five days. will the data push us even higher? >> also ahead, manolos for christmas? we're going to sit down live with the president and vice president of the famed shoemaker to talk about luxury spending for the holidays. [ male announ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our support teams are nearby, ready to help. it's no wonder so many investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. it's no wonder so many investors are saying... try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink.
thank you very much, brian sullivan. breaking news on crude oil inventories after a gain of 2.5% in the last five days. will the data push us even higher? >> also ahead, manolos for christmas? we're going to sit down live with the president and vice president of the famed shoemaker to talk about luxury spending for the holidays. [ male announ] at scottrade, you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when...
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. >> brian sullivan, thanks. >>> it is one of the industries most sensitive to the fiscal cliff negotiations, we're talking about defense. what is ahead for the industry in 2013. we've got predictions. plus, how to play the defense stocks going into the new year. . and i'm here to tell homeowners that are 62 and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money, and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this magnifier with l.e.d. light absolutely free. when you call the experts at one reverse mortgage today, you'll learn the benefits of a government-insured reverse mortgage. it will eliminate your monthly mortgage payments and give you tax-free cash from the equity in your home.
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. >> brian shactman, thank you. as congressional leaders still struggle to reach a deal ahead of the fiscal cliff, let's look at how the municipal bond sector could be affected. chris, great to see you. >> great to see you. thank you. >> there are a lot of investors who are absolutely panicked over this. what is the best case scenario in terms of the tax-exempt status for municipal bonds? >> i think it's a virtual certainty you'll get some type of tax change from congress. the question is, what kind of changes are they going to make. that has the market concerned to the extreme. you've got to have some kind of certainty in terms of the tax regime in order to have a functioning, efficient marketplace. >> sure. go ahead. >> at the moment, the theory is that the most likely change is going to be the one that emanates from the president's 2013 budget document, which would place a 28% cap on deductions and exclusions, which would include, of course, municipal bonds, taxes and interest.
. >> brian shactman, thank you. as congressional leaders still struggle to reach a deal ahead of the fiscal cliff, let's look at how the municipal bond sector could be affected. chris, great to see you. >> great to see you. thank you. >> there are a lot of investors who are absolutely panicked over this. what is the best case scenario in terms of the tax-exempt status for municipal bonds? >> i think it's a virtual certainty you'll get some type of tax change from...
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up next, we'll have more of our special intervow with bank of america ceo brian moynihan. it's an interview you can't afford to miss and you can see it only right here on "squawk." >>> coming up, silicon valley is giving private jet sharing a makeover. meet the ceo of black jet and find out how they can get you on your own jet in seconds. can i help you? i heard you guys can ship ground for less than the ups store. that's right. i've learned the only way to get a holiday deal...
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that's a lot, what brian said there. they need to go to esrb, see the ratings and know what kind of games they are playing. i've played black ops, it's a fun game, a lot of my friends play it. it looks violent here but it's team oriented and social. does that mean it's not violent, no, of course -- >> i've played games, too. you're exactly right. once you reach a certain age you're constructed as a human being. your morality and ethics are established. 90% of video games contain some sort of violence, even those rated e for everyone. if you're 9 years old playing this versus 20, it could shape you. >> i guess it totally could, especially a 9-year-old. they are still kind of developing, brains are developing. >> i know 9 years old that play these games. >> parents need to be sure how often they are playing this and the type of games they are playing. any kid can technically go on amazon and buy it. they are not being checked for it. it comes down to parents. if we want to discuss guns, it's mental health. it's a game, ent
that's a lot, what brian said there. they need to go to esrb, see the ratings and know what kind of games they are playing. i've played black ops, it's a fun game, a lot of my friends play it. it looks violent here but it's team oriented and social. does that mean it's not violent, no, of course -- >> i've played games, too. you're exactly right. once you reach a certain age you're constructed as a human being. your morality and ethics are established. 90% of video games contain some sort...
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okay, brian, back over to you at hq. >> thank you. before we get to rick santelli, i have to give a great shot out for the fed shot this afternoon. they made this cool graphic. maybe not stopping us from going over the cliff but do they have the fiscal firepower? the strength, sfow, as i call it, sheer force of will. to pull the economy back, should we go over? great job as always by our team. thank you. >> big surprise today, fomc setting economic specific targets, saying it expects to keep interest rates near zero as long as unem plounemployment remains 2.6%. also agency mortgage backed security at a pace of $40 billion a month and feds announce what some call qe 4 or qe 4 1/2. they commit to longer tune treasuries to the tune of 45 billion. to the fed sheet big and getting big wesh rick. i just wonder, where the money comes from. is this a giant hewlett-packard or what kind of printer is this? >> i don't know what kind of printer it is. but one person's deficit is another person's stimulus. that is stimulus. when we look at things
okay, brian, back over to you at hq. >> thank you. before we get to rick santelli, i have to give a great shot out for the fed shot this afternoon. they made this cool graphic. maybe not stopping us from going over the cliff but do they have the fiscal firepower? the strength, sfow, as i call it, sheer force of will. to pull the economy back, should we go over? great job as always by our team. thank you. >> big surprise today, fomc setting economic specific targets, saying it...
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to brian shackman. brian. >> i want to follow up on sharon's point. gold stocks getting thumped pretty hard. take a look at names. new mom mining down 3.5%. also abx, g x, gold, all these storms underperforming metal. you see 3.2, 3.5%. back to you, sue. >> thank you, broi an. a new year. where should you investor 2013? we hear where rob sefert is put the $3 trillion in assets next year. >>> a struggling electronics retailer, are they making the best move? we will talk about that when power comes back. ♪ ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now through december 31st. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease a 2013 e350 for $579 a month at your l mercedes-benz dealer. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] move to the country, and live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] b
to brian shackman. brian. >> i want to follow up on sharon's point. gold stocks getting thumped pretty hard. take a look at names. new mom mining down 3.5%. also abx, g x, gold, all these storms underperforming metal. you see 3.2, 3.5%. back to you, sue. >> thank you, broi an. a new year. where should you investor 2013? we hear where rob sefert is put the $3 trillion in assets next year. >>> a struggling electronics retailer, are they making the best move? we will talk...
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i promise. >> thanks, brian. brian sullivan back at hq. >>> inc magazine naming its cop of the year. we'll talk to the ceo here at post 9 later on. >> and subaru making plans to expand in the u.s. we'll tell you how to play it with chief executive operating officer tom doll. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building blocks for the heart of your portfolio. find out why 9 out of 10 large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading f
i promise. >> thanks, brian. brian sullivan back at hq. >>> inc magazine naming its cop of the year. we'll talk to the ceo here at post 9 later on. >> and subaru making plans to expand in the u.s. we'll tell you how to play it with chief executive operating officer tom doll. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. introducing the ishares core, building...
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we also welcome brian dougherty. welcome to both of you. brian, i want to start with you. i read nick gillespie's article today. did not a chance to read yours. i know there's evidence that some of the violence is coming down. but i want to ask you about an issue. the intersection of mental illness and guns, what we know, asperger's syndrome, autism, this guy, this kid was definitely mentally ill. he definitely had severe problems. his mother, by the same token, a survivalist, world is coming to an end, she may have contributed to all this. you're supposed to register state by state on any signs at all regarding mental illness as a disqualification for gun purchase and registration. but it doesn't happen, brian. why is that? >> one of the main reasons is that, of course, the thing that marks us as saying lanza was obviously an unhinged lunatic is the horrible crime that he committed. and for the most part -- first of all, you need to understand that the connection is not as tight as i think you're implying. hardly anyone adjudicated or thought mentally ill is ever going to
we also welcome brian dougherty. welcome to both of you. brian, i want to start with you. i read nick gillespie's article today. did not a chance to read yours. i know there's evidence that some of the violence is coming down. but i want to ask you about an issue. the intersection of mental illness and guns, what we know, asperger's syndrome, autism, this guy, this kid was definitely mentally ill. he definitely had severe problems. his mother, by the same token, a survivalist, world is coming...